What does FWS mean in TELECOM

Fixed Wireless Service (FWS) is an internet connection that allows users to connect to the internet without the need of cables, wires, or telephone lines. It uses radio signals instead of physical infrastructure to deliver data with higher speeds and better coverage than a traditional phone line or cable modem connection.

FWS works by using radio waves to transmit information from one point to another between a customer's home router and their local service provider tower. This is done without the use of any physical links like cables. The technology then accesses the customer's service provider's network in order to provide reliable internet connection.

Some advantages associated with FWS include cost savings on installation and maintenance, better connection speeds compared to traditional wired Internet, easier deployment in remote areas, increased reliability since there are no wires that can be damaged by weather conditions or dig sites, and short latency rates which results in faster loading times for videos and web pages.

Unfortunately yes; radio signals may be weakened due to obstacles between base station and receiver such as buildings, trees, hills etc., which will result in poor signal strength. Furthermore wireless signals can be easily intercepted by hackers who have sophisticated equipment such as directional antennas. And finally installation costs for setting up towers might be high compared to traditional wired connections.

Many nationwide telecommunication companies offer fixed wireless services in different packages according to your needs. Check online or consult a professional before purchasing any services.